This exam is designed to test your skills and knowledge as a meeting and event professional regarding mapping out the technical, staging and a/v elements of your programs. Additionally, it will also touch on managing relationships with your audio visual providers and clients.
Dongle
Dohickey
Dungle
Dingle
HDMI
DVI
VGA
LED
Very expensive, so make sure your content requires it
Easy to find if you have the right tools
Found just about anywhere
Found at the tech table on most shows
A unit of measurement regarding the loudness of projectors
A unit of measurement regarding the size of the lens of a projector
A unit of measurement regarding the brightness of a projector
A unit of measurement of the amount of ambient noise in a room
A possibly “not quite bright enough” image
An increase in price if we up it to a 10,000 Lumen projector
A or B
There is no problem. She made the right choice.
Imaginary Sightlines
Illuminated Magnification
Image Magnification
Image Adjustment
"Reduce Filesize" tool
"Compress Pictures" tool
"Compress PowerPoint" tool
"Reduce Pictures" tool
Hungry
Energized
Fatigued / Tired
Small
The presenter is holding the handheld mic in a very strange way, completely cupping the bottom of the mic in his ring-covered hands.
Phase of the Moon
The guys running AV in the room next door are using wireless presenter remote controls.
The presenter is facing North-South, and the antennas are East-West antennas.
Music Sources (iPod, CD player, etc.)
All Microphones, Including Audience Q and A Mics
Video Playback that Includes Audio
Presentation Laptops that Include Audio
Emergency Backups for Any of the Above
All of the Above
Add a second audio mixer and 3 wireless lavalieres
See if the AV company has a larger mixerboard and 3 additional lavaliere kits readily available
See if the handheld kits might be "combo packs" that you can switch out for lavalieres, then return them to handhelds for the band later
There is no least expensive option- they're all expensive
Mics are only $200 per combo pack! They are cheating you.
Probably a typo. They meant $300 more, not $3000
The number of Power Amplifiers needed for the show raised because of the live feed, so that must have raised the price quite a bit.
The AV vendor had to not only charge you for the additional mics, but also upgrade you to the next sized mixer in their inventory. The mixer you previously had ordered must not have had enough inputs, or perhaps didn't have enough outputs to accommodate the live feed.
Center Fills
Delay Stacks
Line Arrays
Self Amplified
Stage Pieces
Podium
Centerpieces
Sponsor Logos
Lekos
PARs
LEDs
Source Fours
4
5
3
2
Static and Hissing
Feedback
Bassy, muddy sounding audio
Added equipment from outside AV vendor
Stage right, when it should be stage left!"
Stage left, when it should be house right!"
Stage left, when it should be stage right!"
Stage right, when it should be house left!"
A place to store your cases
A place near the stage for presenters to relax and go over their notes
An office area where you can manage the show from
A union-mandated break room
Make a crew feel like they're part of the group
Encourage separate vendors to mingle and get to know each other
Keep the crew handy in case of last minute changes
All of the Above
Turn-down time
Turn-around time
Walk-away breaks
US Department of Labor regulations
Power cords
Truss/Chain Motors
Lekos
Truss Covers
Rigging point charges
Break-rate charges
Perimiter up-charges
Turn-down charges
Rigging Point Charges
Power Charges
Internet
All of the Above Charges
None of the Above
They're less expensive
They have a large inventory
They help out with all the paperwork of putting on a large meeting
They're located on property
Intimate knowledge of the venue
You can charge it to your hotel room
Larger Inventory
Full Service Experience
Create a Green Room backstage
Let them sit at the back of house, near the tech table
Buy them all lunch at the burrito place next door
Use wired microphones instead of lavalieres
Is your cell phone on vibrate?
Is your cell phone off?
Can you remove your tie?
Can you put on your lanyard?
HearCom
ClearCom
ComTex
TelCom
Ready, Warning, Standby
Go Standby, Ready, Go
Standby, Warning, Go
Warning, Standby, Go
Added equipment expense
Added rehearsals
Added labor costs
All of the above
Presidential
Premier
Camera Mounted
Floor Mounted
Automatically set correctly by PowerPoint
The ratio of the width to the diagonal length
The ratio of the height to the diagonal length
The ratio of the width to the height
Pillerboxing
Letterboxing
Shadowboxing
Pillowboxing
Master branding across all slides
Higher contrast images
Consistent slide design
Slides grounded in sound design principles
Cut and paste the logo on to every single slide
Insert the logo into the first slide, then duplicate that slide every time you need a new one
Paste the logo on the Master Slide and put it where you want it on that slide
Can't be done
“Aspect Ratio” Rule
“Only Use Fonts Larger than 18pt” Rule
“20% Gutter” Rule
“Six Foot” Rule
Use the "Apply to All" button
Select all slides in the deck, then add the transition using the Inspector
Manually change the transition on each slide to what you want
Select the transition and drag it onto the slides
Low memory on the laptops
Low contrast ratio on projectors
Low ceilings in the room
Low volume
Stacking 20k lumen projectors to overpower the sunlight
Rear screen projection with a nice screen and drape kit, maybe some pipe and drape to block off the rest of the room
Use long-throw lenses on projectors set outside the windows, to counter-act the setting sun
Standard 5k lumen projector should be fine
High contrast, OK color
Reduced contrast, but good color
Poor off-axis viewing
None of the above
Leko
LED "Brick"
PAR can
Pin Spot
Downstage?"
Stage Right?"
Upstage?"
Stage Left?"
6x9
4x3
16x9
Keystoning and Edge detection
Content Creation and Perspective Shift
Pyramiding and Tilt Shifting
Perspective Adjustment and Edge Blending
Size of the object being projected on
The dimensionality of the object being projected on
The content being displayed
All of the above
None of the above
Ask for discounts after signing the contract
Ask to see the venue’s Internet bill post event
Multiply the number of attendees by 1Mbps
Ask for a report of usage, when you're being charged based on usage
Presenter names
Screens
Activity departures
Sound/Lights
Live Event
Broadcast Event
Hybrid Event
Virtual Event
Can drive live attendance
Can lower the barrier of entry for attendees
Can decrease the cost of hotels and airfare
Can decrease in-room AV labor costs
Can help create marketing materials Can help create marketing materials Can help create marketing materials Can help create marketing materials
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